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Alternatives for soft play parties for 3 yr old?

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SmB12345 Wed 08-Feb-12 06:12:13

My DD is 3 (yay!) in April, the party needs to have quite physical activities.

Any ideas of an alternative to soft play? We d

Thanks!

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SmB12345 Wed 08-Feb-12 06:13:09

Sorry premature posting! Meant to say we don't have a garden

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south345 Wed 08-Feb-12 06:20:05

Sports centre/village hall and bouncy castle? Swimming but you 'd need the parents to help.

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RnB Wed 08-Feb-12 06:23:48

Local gymnastics clubs often do supervised parties

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SilentBoob Wed 08-Feb-12 06:25:15

How many children?

I think the best young children parties are 3 best friends to the park for a run-around and a picnic / cafe.

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3duracellbunnies Wed 08-Feb-12 09:45:01

Our local leisure centres can be hired out, you can have a soft play option, but of the blocks and low level stuff, plus a bouncy castle, and trampoline for slightly older ones. It means parents aren't just following their child around all the time.

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